TCHAIKOVSKY-NAGEL TRANSCIRPTION

[exdoll]

I'M LOOKING FOR NONE BUT THE LONELY HEART,OP.6 NO6 TRANSCRIPED BY NAGEL.THERE IS A  NAGEL-YAMAGUCHI VERSION OUT THERE, I'LL TAKE THAT.PRINT OR PDF IS OK!

[thalbergmad]

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[nicco]

-opyrigh-e-

[exdoll]

I'm new to the internet thing! but THANK YOU for my first internet response.I have 3000 rare piano sheets ,some in good cont. for 100 plus in age !I"m willing to help anyone and willing to buy the score.

[ihatepop]

I'm new to the internet thing! but THANK YOU for my first internet response.I have 3000 rare piano sheets ,some in good cont. for 100 plus in age !I"m willing to help anyone and willing to buy the score.

 

ihatepop

[mad_max2024]

I'm new to the internet thing! but THANK YOU for my first internet response.I have 3000 rare piano sheets ,some in good cont. for 100 plus in age !I"m willing to help anyone and willing to buy the score.

welcome to the forum
I don't know where you can buy the score, try www.sheetmusicplus.com or www.amazon.com
If not, try your local music stores and see if they can order it
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[exdoll]

THANK YOU,I LOOKED BUT NO LUCK! I KNOW THERE IS A YAMAGUCHI VERDERING OF THE NAGAL .SO IT MUST BE OUT THERE SOMEWHERE.SHURA CHERKASSKY PLAYED IT!

[dnephi]

Go TO NAGEL's WEBSITE MMMKAY GOOGLE "JODY NAGEL"

[exdoll]

I WENT TO NAGEL'S WEB SITE ,AND I DIDN'T FIND IT.WAS I LOOKING IN THE WRONG NAGEL SITE!PLEASE LET ME KNOW IF IT IS IN SOME SPECIAL LISTING.

[mad_max2024]

Isn't there an email at the site through which you can contact nagel and ask him directly about it?

[dnephi]

On another note, I went to the debut of his piano concerto... and it was awesome!

Highly recommend anyone who wants to work very hard on a (now) obscure work :p.

[exdoll]

Hi, did send a e-mail and I'm still waiting,and your right he does have alot of interesting comp. for sell in his web site.The piano concerto. I'm going to buy. Thank You dnephi and mad_max2024

[exdoll]

I found the transcription, if anyone needs it they can e-mail .

[thalbergmad]

Thank the Lord for that.

[nyiregyhazi]

Are you sure this is copyrighted and that the Nagel in reference is jody? I thought that cherkassky learned this as a child and never saw the score again?

Anyway, does anyone have a copy? I downloaded one years ago but can't find it. Also does anyone know about how to get hough's transcription? Unless I'm much mistaken, I'm sure he was offering a free pdf of it through his website or blog, a few years back. Can't find so much as a result to the score on Google now though.

[elongar]

The Hough transcription is indeed freely available, but it's not available through the website directly as far as I'm concerned. You need to email the website administrator, who will email back with the score.

[nyiregyhazi]

The Hough transcription is indeed freely available, but it's not available through the website directly as far as I'm concerned. You need to email the website administrator, who will email back with the score.

Cheers. I'll give it a try. Anyone know anything about the Nagel one?

[jimfaston]

Cheers. I'll give it a try. Anyone know anything about the Nagel one?

It's actually Jules Nagel, published by Jurgenson in the early 1900's.

[jimfaston]

The Hough transcription is indeed freely available, but it's not available through the website directly as far as I'm concerned. You need to email the website administrator, who will email back with the score.

I emailed the site admin Colin Marks back in September asking for a copy and was told that the offer had been rescinded because the piece was slated for publication in a volume of transcriptions due out in 2013.

[thalbergmad]

Must be this thing??

[jimfaston]

Must be this thing??

Excellent.  That must be the Yamaguchi version.  Here's a link to Shura Cherkassky's interpretation: